He knew to spend his time with the next guy.

I take black wheels over chrome wheels on all the days ending in “Y”.

$14 per hour makes for a pretty solid life in Tuscaloosa though. 

Seconded. Both the CTS and CT6 have that dumb teardrop thing coming off the side of the headlight that effs with a great design and shape.

“Unions are good, except for these unions” you are so close to self-awareness.

That’s pretty much me. I’m 6’3”, but with long legs, so my knees are already in the seatback without it reclined. I find flying extremely uncomfortable.

Only some of them

from what I’ve seen, subway extensions run about a billion per mile, raise rental prices by 50% or more and years to complete. on top of that, they funnel thousands more rider into an already overloaded subway system. (see boston green line extension)

The child could have also panicked from the sensation and inhaled it, leading to tracheal burns from the acid.

That Panamera’s pretty much twice the price though.

I don’t strike anyone unless they deserve it

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There’s also the driver’s feet, which isn’t a space consideration for a rear engine layout.

Jalopnik commenter:

If only you paying attention would save you from the teenaged girl in an SUV taking some killer selfies who slams into your backside while you’re stopped a red light.

My parents purchased a 2014 outback new (base CVT with foglights and alloys, for $21.5k) and will probably end up replacing it with this new generation and my dad, at least, definitely wanted a stick, but not badly enough to both pay a few thousand more and get worse fuel economy. Even though the MSRP was lower for…

The lawyer bailed, remember?

If we could spend 5k then it would be entirely made up of late 90's civics and Toyotas. Which sounds more like a morning commute than a fun weekend race. 

That’s not commuting, that’s torture.

Huh, missed that. BUT I did get curious about something. The NA sold in 1990 for about $14,000 base model. In today’s dollars that’s.... $27,000, or about half as expensive as the supra today. Interestingly enough, the base Miata now gets 26mpg and is only $25,000, which means it’s actually cheaper than it should be…